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    Nomai’s Welcome Debut to the South Shore – Hingham Anchor - January 25, 2022 by Mr HomeBuilder

    January 24, 2022 By Marisa Olsen

    Over the weekend, Brian Moys Nomai opened its doors to debut at Derby Street Shops in Hingham. Long awaited by the South Shore, shoppers, residents, and visitors now have access to a stellar new American and Asian-inspired cuisine dining option. Nomai transports guests away, to a new and modern culinary experiencea sparkling gem for South Shore food lovers and diners.

    The space is large and inviting and the restaurant is named for a crimson-color Japanese maple tree with serrated edged leaves. Throughout the space, four impressively large 18- foot replica Japanese Maple trees are planted and displayed, which almost serve as lighted pillars or beacons throughout the site, leading your eyes upwards to the massive, vaulted ceiling.

    Brian Moy grew up in the restaurant business, often working in his fathers Chinatown restaurants, China Pearl and Ho Yuen Ting. Years later, Moy would open up his own venture, creating modern and inventive Asian-inspired restaurants, Shj and Ruckus in Boston. Moys team includes Culinary Director Jason Hua, whom Moy met and befriended at Boston University, and Executive Chef Bradley Yard. Hua most recently has been the Executive Chef and Managing Partner at The Dutch in New York City. Hua was also part of the opening team at Uni. He Studied at the Culinary Institute of America and went to Europe to hone his craft at The Fat Duck and then interned at Jean-Georges in New York City. Yard is hailed most recently from Park City, Utah where he served as Chef de Cuisine of Handle.

    Moy is excited to bring his first suburban concept to Hingham. Nomais menu is fresh, exciting, and eye-catching, tempting you to try every dish and return time and again. The menu is designed to be sharable with small plates and larger entrees with a goal of being communal. Items are organized by raw bar, snacks, appetizers, vegetables, noodles and rice, fish, meat, and dessert. Think of homemade silky tofu, created by Brians dad with black truffle; a juicy, tender Rib Eye with triple-fried French fries; a secret fried chicken; orange chicken wings with Kogi, a fermented rice seasoning; fresh sashimi; and other Asian-inspired flavors and playful foods, such as Char Siu crescent rolls with black pepper and mozzarella cheese. Thoughtful, inventive cocktails such as Winter Strawberry in Japan with Haku Japanese vodka and Iichiko Shochu or a Gogo 75 with gin, sake, pear, kiwi, yuzu, and champagne are lovely ways to start your dining experience before you delve into wine, beer, sake, and an extensive Japanese whiskey list. Justin Park of the Hawaiian Bar Leather Apron serves as the Creative Bar Director.

    The restaurant seats 130 guests, and Moy plans on having an outdoor patio in the warmer season. The restaurant is lofty and inviting as well as urban and cool, with a large u-shaped warm wooden bar, minimalist booths, a dining room, back bar, and semi-private dining room. The space is vaulted with pale white oak wooden planked ceilings and round lantern-inspired light fixtures, which float about the room. A large, round centerpiece chandelier anchors the back of the restaurant space, above the arresting Nomai trees. The walls are composed of modern and contemporary black and gray brick and a gritty and industrial plastered speckle, making Moys tasteful eye of curated collected art pop. The space was designed by Boston design firm, Sousa Design Architects.

    Brians personal love for art and fashion are visible throughout, adding a personal element to Nomai. Sought-after American artist KAWS collectible art, as well as fashion, and his favorite cookbooks sit prominently on open wooden shelves. A large and impressive Shepard Fairey is displayed proudly on a wall, which shows off the famed artists signature mural-esque style of work of his wife. Moy also brought along a souvenir from his beloved Boston restaurant, Shja mythical monkey creature that is thought to be frisky and mischievous, and fond of alcohol. (Perfect for us.) The monkey theme is echoed by a portrait of a Shj monkey by local artist Marcus Sebastiano in the back of the space, and on the custom wallpaper in both restrooms. Patrons will get a kick out of the wallpaper, featuring cheeky monkeys, sipping out of vodka bottles, enjoying dirty martinis, and may even potentially spot a red bra camouflaged in the jungle greenery. How could you not have fun at Nomai? We certainly did, and we cant wait to return.

    Nomai94 Derby St, Hingham, MA 02043(781) 385-7983Currently open for dinner service nightly

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    A $22 million Versailles-inspired Atherton mansion sells in 11 days – The Real Deal - January 25, 2022 by Mr HomeBuilder

    A $22 Million Versailles-Inspired Mansion Owned by Mervyns Department Store Founder Sells in 11 Days (Private Atherton Estate)

    Even by Bay Area standards, the whiplash-fast sale of a Versailles-inspired mansion in the countrys most expensive zip code is incroyable.

    Listed just 11 days ago for $22 million, the 2003 Atherton home went into contract on Monday, according to Redfin. Given the quick sale, the property may have sold for more than the asking price.

    Mervin Morris, founder of Mervyns department stores, bought the property, on a bit more than one acre, in 2000 for $6.5 million, according to public records. Since he planned to tear down the home built in 1964 by Joseph Eichler to build his new French chateau-style home, he offered previous owner, interior designer Sue Olson, not just $1 million above her asking price, but also any materials she wanted to salvage.

    The redwood siding was set aside for an Eichler home on the Stanford campus, she told the Almanac News at the time, and she planned to recycle as much as she could.

    Morris bulldozed the rest and hired architect Andrew Skurman, who has offices in San Francisco and Paris, to create a bespoke home inspired by Ile-de-France in Versailles, according to the listing notes.

    Parquet wood floors and intricate millwork are among the French-country features, as well as the mansard roof with arched dormers. In the center of the U-shaped homes limestone entry courtyard sits a statue of an escargot.

    The main level has more than 7,000 square feet and includes a great hall with a wet bar hidden in an armoire, an 18th-century French fireplace mantel and 13-foot-high vaulted ceilings accented by a lantern-style fixture that Morriss wife, Rosyln, bought on a trip to Paris with Skurman, the architect said in a video tour of the home. Typical ceiling heights on the ground floor in Atherton are only 10 feet high, he said.

    Referring to the hallways as galleries, and pointing out the voluptuous door mouldings and several octagonal rooms, he also acknowledged areas where his design could be updated. The new owner could remove a small wall between the kitchen and the formal dining room, which has upholstered walls and a customized closet for silver serving pieces, to make one big living-dining area, he said.

    The main floor also has four en suite rooms, three of which are set up as bedrooms and one as an office, and a powder room with a separate primping area. The second floor has an 800-square-foot guest/staff quarters with an en suite bedroom and separate living area.

    The largely one-floor layout makes sense, given that Morris was 80 when he bought the home. He died at 101 last summer. His wife of more than 60 years died in 2016 and public records show the home has remained in family trusts since that time.

    It also has a separate four-car garage with an electric vehicle charging station, which Skurman said could be converted to a guest house with a smaller garage, given that the estate has room for more cars on the concentrically patterned cobblestone motor court.

    Unlike many homes at this price point in the South Bay, the home lacks a pool. It does have a large recessed spa off its limestone back patio, as well as a sculpture garden, a rose garden and a flower arranging room.

    The expansive outdoor space can be accessed throughout the main level viawhat else?French doors.

    This is the house for a Francophile, Skurman said.

    Contact Emily Landes

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    JELD-WEN (NYSE:JELD) Now Covered by Analysts at Northcoast Research – MarketBeat - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Equities research analysts at Northcoast Research began coverage on shares of JELD-WEN (NYSE:JELD) in a report issued on Tuesday, The Fly reports. The brokerage set a "buy" rating on the stock.

    JELD has been the topic of a number of other research reports. Zacks Investment Research cut shares of JELD-WEN from a "hold" rating to a "sell" rating in a research note on Thursday, January 14th. Barclays lifted their price target on shares of JELD-WEN from $30.00 to $32.00 and gave the company an "overweight" rating in a research note on Wednesday, November 4th. B. Riley restated a "neutral" rating and issued a $25.00 price objective (up previously from $20.00) on shares of JELD-WEN in a report on Wednesday, November 4th. Credit Suisse Group raised their price objective on JELD-WEN from $18.00 to $19.00 and gave the company an "underperform" rating in a report on Wednesday, November 4th. Finally, Royal Bank of Canada raised their price objective on JELD-WEN from $20.00 to $23.00 in a report on Wednesday, November 4th. Two analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, seven have issued a hold rating and four have given a buy rating to the company's stock. The stock presently has a consensus rating of "Hold" and an average target price of $21.29.

    Shares of NYSE JELD opened at $27.11 on Tuesday. The firm's 50 day simple moving average is $26.05 and its 200-day simple moving average is $23.41. JELD-WEN has a 12 month low of $6.06 and a 12 month high of $30.08. The stock has a market capitalization of $2.73 billion, a price-to-earnings ratio of 48.41, a PEG ratio of 0.81 and a beta of 2.58. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.90, a current ratio of 1.93 and a quick ratio of 1.36.

    Through Berkshire HathawayWarren Buffett recently dumped $800 million of Apple stock

    And bought this instead!

    Hes now moved $3.8 BILLION in a tiny niche of the tech sector billionaires are flocking to

    JELD-WEN (NYSE:JELD) last released its quarterly earnings results on Tuesday, November 3rd. The company reported $0.52 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, beating analysts' consensus estimates of $0.44 by $0.08. JELD-WEN had a net margin of 1.35% and a return on equity of 16.72%. The firm had revenue of $1.11 billion for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $1.09 billion. During the same quarter last year, the company earned $0.26 EPS. The firm's revenue for the quarter was up 1.9% compared to the same quarter last year. Analysts anticipate that JELD-WEN will post 1.5 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.

    Hedge funds and other institutional investors have recently bought and sold shares of the company. FMR LLC increased its position in shares of JELD-WEN by 103.6% during the 2nd quarter. FMR LLC now owns 7,129,184 shares of the company's stock worth $114,851,000 after purchasing an additional 3,627,176 shares during the last quarter. Jennison Associates LLC increased its position in shares of JELD-WEN by 110.2% during the 3rd quarter. Jennison Associates LLC now owns 927,680 shares of the company's stock worth $20,966,000 after purchasing an additional 486,259 shares during the last quarter. AJO LP acquired a new stake in shares of JELD-WEN during the 3rd quarter worth about $5,374,000. RK Capital Management LLC acquired a new stake in shares of JELD-WEN during the 3rd quarter worth about $4,728,000. Finally, Mackay Shields LLC increased its position in shares of JELD-WEN by 226.4% during the 3rd quarter. Mackay Shields LLC now owns 154,400 shares of the company's stock worth $3,490,000 after purchasing an additional 107,100 shares during the last quarter. Institutional investors and hedge funds own 60.86% of the company's stock.

    JELD-WEN Company Profile

    JELD-WEN Holding, Inc designs, manufactures, and sells doors and windows primarily in North America, Europe, and Australasia. The company offers a line of residential interior and exterior door products, including patio doors, and folding or sliding wall systems; non-residential doors; and wood, vinyl, aluminum, and wood composite windows.

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    7 Stocks to Buy For the Current Housing Boom

    Its been an uneven economic recovery to date. However, one area that is unquestionably booming is the housing market. But the interesting thing is that it took more than low mortgage rates to convince home buyers to take the plunge.

    What it took was a pandemic. Think Im kidding? Look at the Housing Market Index (HMI). In September, the HMI posted a preliminary rating of 83. Thats a historical high. And this marks the fifth consecutive month the HMI has increased.

    Simply put, Americans have a renewed interest in spreading out. For some urban apartment dwellers, this means a flight to a place of their own. Some that own homes in more densely populated areas are looking for more wide-open spaces.

    And regardless of the outcome of the presidential election, the Federal Reserve has indicated it is in no hurry to raise interest rates. This means that mortgage rates should remain favorable no matter which party occupies the White House.

    There are many ways for investors to profit from this housing boom. Homebuilder stocks are a logical choice. But other companies will benefit from the rise in homeownership.

    To help you capitalize on this red hot sector, weve put together this special presentation.

    View the "7 Stocks to Buy For the Current Housing Boom".

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    Police smash their way through patio doors as they carry out raid on property – WalesOnline - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    A video has been released showing the moment police officers in west Wales smashed their way through a set of patio doors during a raid.

    The raid was carried out over the weekend in the Rhoshill area near Cardigan, near the border between Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.

    Footage shows a number of officers from Dyfed-Powys Police approach the property before one of them smashes through a set of patio doors with a large hammer-like instrument.

    Officers then make their way inside and shout: Police, stay where you are.

    Dyfed-Powys Police said the raid, carried out on Saturday morning (January 23), represented a positive outcome for the police and the community.

    It confirmed that a quantity of herbal cannabis was seized in connection with the raid.

    No arrests have been made in connection with the police action.

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    Palisade property offers acreage and a better-than new home – The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Building a new custom house on a large lot can be a great experience, but right now, it can also be challenging to find a lot, find a contractor and hope that the contractor and all his subs can find some time in their schedule to add another project.

    This weeks unique property at 739 35 8/10 Road could be a great option for those who want a custom home, great views, and a little piece of land, and who dont have time to wait for their dream home to materialize. Built in 2017, the home has more than 3,900 square feet, with three bedrooms, a spacious home office, great flexible entertaining areas and beautifully modern finishes.

    The two-story home has most of the common areas on the main floor, along with the master suite. Theres a great flow to the homes design, with great spaces for entertaining, working or enjoying hobbies. There are windows on every side of the home, with incredible views of nearby Mount Garfield, Grand Mesa, or the surrounding farm area. The home is bright and open.

    The formal dining area could also be a great flexible space for those who dont need the designated dining spot, since the kitchen includes a large, informal eating area. A nice coffee bar/butlers pantry and a huge walk-in pantry separate the gourmet kitchen from formal dining area.

    The kitchen is a gourmet chefs delight, with oversized an refrigerator/freezer, double wall ovens, a smooth, five-burner cooktop and a large island with lots of workspace and storage, as well as a beverage cooler and a wine rack. Some of the cabinetry has glass doors to show off pretty pieces, and the lighting fixture above the bar area is almost a work of art.

    The master suite, which wraps around behind the kitchen, has an enormous window that looks straight out to Mount Garfield, along with a patio door that leads to the back patio. The master bath is enormous, with sinks on separate wall, a makeup counter, a soaker tub, and a huge walk-in shower with four shower heads. The master closet has a built-in dresser, and is about twice the size of a typical master closet. A doorway at the back of the closet leads to a hallway, where the laundry room is right across the hall.

    The laundry room has a huge folding countertop and plenty of storage. There are hanging drying racks on one wall, and a large broom closet on the other way. The hallway leads to the the three-car over-sized garage with a dog-washing station, along with a doggie door that leads to an outside play area.

    The living room is separated from the kitchen by an open bar area. A custom, see-through fireplace is along an outer wall, and theres plenty of room in the living room for everyone to relax. Theres a one-of-a-kind enclosed patio on the other side of that see-through fireplace. The windows on the patio are like garage-style doors, so they can be closed in the winter and raised in the summer to enjoy the outside air. The home also has a huge office office on the main floor.

    A sweeping staircase thats somewhat reminiscent of a grand staircase leads to the two bedrooms, one bath and the family room upstairs. Each of the bedrooms has a walk-in closet, with built-in dressers and shelving.

    Outside, the back yard is fenced and landscaped, creating a safe space for children or pets. There are two storage buildings on the property, and it comes with six shares of irrigation water. There is nothing currently planted on the acreage, but there is an irrigation pond; nearby farms have peaches, wine grapes, hops or horses.

    Brandy Chaffin with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Western Colorado Properties is listing the gorgeous Palisade property for $1.5 million.

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    Dream home: Matthew Staffords Bloomfield Twp. mansion up for sale – The Oakland Press - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Imagine hosting a Super Bowl viewing party at the Bloomfield Township dream home of Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and family.

    That could become a reality for a price as Stafford has placed the home on the market in preparation for leaving the Detroit Lions for another NFL team.

    Stafford's lakefront mansion is priced at $6,500,000, and listed by Jeff Barker of Max Broock Realtors.

    Situated on a peninsula on all-sports Upper Long Lake, the home features walls of windows with big views of the lake and a large wrap-around infinity pool.

    The contemporary-style mansion was designed by Lou Desrosiers of Bloomfield Hills, and built in 1980. It underwent renovations in 2016, according to the listing by Max Broock Realtors.

    With a limestone and stucco exterior and granite front porch, the two-story home was constructed with the finest materials available and master craftsmanship.

    Designed to entertain guests, the home comes with an indoor half basketball court from the original Pontiac Silverdome Detroit Pistons court.

    When summer arrives, the estates entertainment value increases with the use of the pool, outdoor BBQ, patio and decks.

    In addition, the home sits on 1.27 acres with 441 feet of lake frontage including a dock and boat launch, plus access to Lower Long Lake and Forest Lake.

    Inside, the two-story foyer entrance is impressive with granite flooring carried through to other rooms with an open floor plan.

    The main living room includes one of the homes five fireplaces, and a wall of windows with sliding doors leading out to the pool deck.

    The gourmet chefs kitchen features Wolf stainless steel appliances, quartzite countertops and two kitchen islands, one with bar seating.

    The 7,720 square-foot home features five spacious bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two half baths, including the first-floor owners suite with marble bathroom and adjoining walk-in closets.

    The home features many luxury amenities, including a glass-enclosed elevator; a 625 bottle temperature-controlled wine cellar and a sauna and hot/cold plunge baths.

    The estates private gated entrance opens on a brick paver driveway. The home comes with a three-car attached, heated garage and walkout lower-level.

    Address:1867 Long Pointe Drive, Bloomfield Township

    Price:$6,500,000

    The dream home is offered for sale by Jeff Barker, Associate Broker, Max Broock Realtors For more information, call (248) 425-6000 or email Jeff@JeffBarkerHomes.com.

    View the listing at matrix.realcomponline.com/Matrix/Public/Portal.aspx?ID=DE-229693206116#1

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    TownHall brings clean-eating menu to the Short North – The Columbus Dispatch - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Gary Seman Jr.| For The Dispatch

    TownHall hits every point on the list for the diner who has adopted or at least hopes to adopt any number of popular diet trends.

    The new restaurant, the vision of restaurateur Bobby George, is all about healthy food, in some ways grandiose and other ways subtle.

    Health is our thing, general manager Adam Heath said. We opened this place to bring health to the masses.

    TownHall, whose flagship store opened eight years ago in the Ohio City neighborhood of Cleveland, opened Jan. 26 at 792 N. High St. in the ground level of the Moxy Columbus Short North, a hotel.

    Scratch-cooked meals use 100% GMO- and antibiotic-free ingredients that are mostly organic. All seafood is wild caught, chicken is pasture raised and beef is grass fed.

    Anyone with gluten and dairy sensitivities, or hoping to cut down on carbs, can special order, Heath said.

    Vegans and vegetarians also have a seat at the table.

    We do a lot of familiar food with our healthy twist to it, Heathsaid.

    For example, the sweet potato skins, filled with pork and mostly vegetables, are flash-fried in avocado oil.

    One of the things for which TownHall is known is bone broth bowls, which feature a build-your-own component. The stocks are either chicken or beef, with a choice of several additions, such as chicken, pork belly, noodles, mushrooms and garlic.

    Naturally, with all of the buzz about healthy food and clean ingredients, one might query about the flavor of the dishes.

    Were not a bland health-food restaurant, is Heaths response.

    The menu is virtually veto-proof, he said.

    While there are plenty of plant-based options, the menu also offers a burger, strip steak, fried chicken, salmon and grilled cheese. And there are 30 beers on tap.

    The persnickety sourcing extends to the beverages. For example, TownHall serves zero percent toxin coffee, meaning the beans are free of mold and pesticides. The beans are locally roasted, and coffee drinks are prepared at the restaurant. The house signature cup is the big bullet coffee, which has butter from grass-fed cows and high-grade coconut oil whipped in.

    The restaurant serves organic cold-pressed juices, superfood smoothies and shakes. TownHall uses fresh-squeezed juices and sugar-free syrups for its cocktails.

    There are 15 American craft beers on tap,mostly from Ohio.

    The menu is reasonably priced, with most items costing between $10 and $15, with dinner entrees starting at $22.

    Make no mistake, TownHall is far from a sterile environment.

    Theres live greenery attached to the walls, a stylized fireplace and garage doors that open to a patio that fronts North High Street.

    The spacious interior, which seats 200, offers wooden fixtures from ceiling to floor, from thick butcher-block tables to the bar counter.

    Our favorite term is log cabin, Heath said.

    Hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, with brunchfrom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. For more information, call 614-639-8600.

    Tim Hortons has opened three new central Ohio locations.

    The latest places to pick up nitro coffee, Timbits and breakfastsandwiches are located at 9007 Columbus Pike, Lewis Center; 3711 Fishinger Blvd.,Hilliard area; and 1135 Dublin Road, near Grandview Heights.

    Once reviled by school-aged children everywhere, cauliflower is now the trendiest vegetable out there, possibly bumping kale from its pious throne.

    Locally based Donatos claims to be the first national pizza chain to offer cauliflower wings.

    In addition to conventional chicken and boneless wings, the veggie-based version uses cauliflower florets, which are oven roasted and served with a choice of four dry rubs or three sauces.

    Meanwhile, Donatos already features a cauliflower pizza crust.

    Josies Pizza, 952 W. Broad St., has closed after more than 60 years in business.

    onrestaurants@dispatch.com

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    Romsey is the town more and more renters want to move to, according to Rightmove | Romsey Advertiser – Romsey Advertiser - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    ROMSEY could see more residents flocking to the town after it was revealed more searchers are looking to rent in the area.

    According to property site Rightmove, week-on-week searches for renting in Romsey increased by 24 per cent from January 18 to January 24 compared to January 11 to January 17.

    The average asking rent in Romsey is 906 - up by 2.8 on last year, a Rightmove spokesperson confirmed.

    Director of estate agent Winkworth, Claire Wells, believes the reason behind the increase is more city dwellers want to "try before they buy" in this "well-connected location", with some wanting to leave the city life behind.

    She said: "During the first few weeks of 2021, we have seen a big increase in rental enquiries about detached properties with garden space in well-connected locations and Romsey is meeting all of the criteria.

    "City dwellers, specifically Londoners, want to try before they buy and divide their working week between home and office.

    "When life starts to return to normal, some are retaining their London homes and renting them out, and others are on the market and simply want to leave city life behind."

    She added: "Lockdown has certainly made many people reassess what is important to them, whether that is a desire to continue working from home, finding the living space to do so, good local schools plus wanting a bigger garden for their children to play in and renting in Romsey and surrounding villages seems to be a very popular choice."

    Here are some properties that may catch tenants' eyes on Rightmove.

    Three-bed semi-detached house just two miles from the town centre - 1,500 pcm

    This property is part of the new Luzborough Green development, with the deposit costing 1,731.

    There is an entrance hall, cloakroom, kitchen/dining room all with built-in appliances and patio doors leading to the garden, along with a spacious sitting room with patio doors to garden.

    On the first floor, there is a master bedroom with an en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

    The property boasts an enclosed garden, parking and garage.

    It is available from February 2021 for a six month let only.

    View the property here.

    The property that is part of the new Luzborough Green development. Credit: Rightmove

    Three-bed apartment in The Horsefair - 1,295 pcm

    The deposit for this "spacious well-presented" three-bedroom penthouse apartment costs 1,494 and is located in the heart of Romsey town centre, according to Rightmove's site.

    It has a communal entrance hall, a large lounge/dining room, kitchen, utility room, two good size double bedrooms with en-suite and dressing room areas, as well as one single bedroom.

    Tenants can also enjoy a cloakroom, communal gardens, off-road parking for two cars, double glazing and gas central heating.

    The let type is long term and is available now.

    View the property here.

    The Horsefair in Romsey. Credit: Rightmove

    Rightmove's top 10 locations for biggest weekly % increases in rental searches:

    Downham Market, Norfolk - 32%

    Ormskirk, Lancashire - 24%

    Romsey, Hampshire - 24%

    Hailsham, East Sussex - 24%

    Morecambe, Lancashire - 22%

    Worksop, Nottinghamshire - 22%

    Sutton-In-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire - 21%

    New Milton, Hampshire - 19%

    Ayr, Ayrshire - 19%

    Shipley, West Yorkshire - 18%

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    Missing cat: Ardrossan 10-year-old reunited with pet on birthday – Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    AN Ardrossan 10-year-old had the best birthday present possible as she was reunited with her missing cat after 38 days.

    Juniorwent missing on Christmas Eve, leaving Amelia heartbroken and the family beginning to fear the worstas the days went by and there was no sign of their beloved cat despite extensive searches.

    However, Junior remarkably turned up out of the blue on Amelias 10th birthday on Sunday, much to the joy and relief of the family.

    Mum Kelly Finlayson-Doak told the Herald: We moved house in November from West Kilbride to Ardrossan and Junior settled in well but then on Christmas Eve he went out and we had not seen him since.

    He was very much missed and left a big hole in the family.

    My daughter Amelia was very upset as they had been so close and we started to fear the worst had happened to him.

    However, fast forward to yesterday [January 31] at 8.30am,it was my daughter's10th birthday so I was in the kitchen making her a cake and heard a cat meowing - we have two other cats.

    "I turned to the patio doors and saw this wee cat on the doorstep, did a double take and realised it was Junior.

    I was in total shock. I scooped him up and ran upstairs to waken my daughter and she was delighted, and the joy was written all over her face.

    We couldn't believe that after being missing for 38 days he came home on the morning of her 10th birthday to give her the best birthday present she could have ever asked for.

    She spent her birthday catching up with lots of missed snuggles and he never left her side all day.

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    Stunning 1.5m property with its own cinema that looks like Edward Cullen’s Twilight home – Liverpool Echo - February 2, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    A modern and 'designer' home is now available to buy in Liverpool and even boasts its own cinema.

    The property has a distinctive look with black oak panelling, dressed sandstone and large floor to ceiling windows - resembling the home of the Cullens in the hit movie Twilight.

    The house, on Springwood Avenue, Woolton, is on the market with Almond Property by Sue Taylor for 1.5 million.

    As well as its stylish look from the outside, the home has both a cinema room and a gym room with a back garden-facing balcony.

    The superb technology system featured in the four-bedroom house is not just exclusive to the cinema room but throughout with mood lighting and music.

    Images on Rightmove show the bottom floor has an open plan living room and a log burning fire.

    The living room leads onto a contemporary kitchen and dining room with double glazed sliding patio doors that open onto an al fresco dining area.

    The kitchen is already fitted with a range of integrated units and appliances, including two Miele double ovens, Miele steam oven, Miele coffee maker, fridge freezer, dishwasher, pan drawers, Miele hob and Wolf recessing extractor fan, twin inset sinks with mixer tap, spotlights, honed granite tiled floor.

    Furthermore, there is a study, bathroom and integrated garage to the ground floor.

    A glass panelled staircase leads to the first floor boasting five bedrooms - all unique in design.

    The master suite has a dressing room and en suite bathroom.

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    The garden is secluded and surrounded by mature trees. It has a large grass area but also an ornamental pond, decked patio with sitting areas, paved patios.

    Other highlights include a ground level trampoline, garden storeroom and an external log burning fireplace and speakers connected to the music system.

    The listing on Rightmove reads: "Built in 2004, Oak House is the ultimate in designer accommodation, with a combination of both oak panelling and dressed sandstone, this exclusive property brings a new dimension of style and sophistication to the south Liverpool property market.

    "Oak House also treats you to a superb technology system which not only controls the cinema but the custom blinds, mood lighting and music in the majority of the house."

    For more information or images, visit Rightmove here.

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